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“of the ilrpubllcalr towll comrnlllv
.0. l’. Committee
Meets Tonight
7—...—
\\' I L [A ENDORHH .fiOMEBODY
l-‘OII REPRESENTATIVE—(ill.
lil-Ilt’l‘ A) ll STARK 0! IA
KNUWN CANDIDATES.
DAlnEN 2
Imrdon Herrick. Daricn. cor»
pendent. tel.I Smtinel Office.
'onvnlk D2.
Interest is keen in the, outcon.
lneetlng tonight ill tllo town hot
when that body will endorse ll
cundidntutor representative ”or.
Darren. With Charles is. Wlillunnlo
the present representative. out I.
the l.lU\.’. It is It matter oi upeeu...
Llon an to who \.lli be chosen to l..
his pl.
iillllston Gilbert. Nero..'
lillgllls urugglst and i-‘rederlen ._
:a‘lulls. Slalllluid attorney. both ha.
ltlltmn Inelr but In the ring, DUI. .
ls nnlrleuly that eltller is turoruu
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'I Be Shifted Inland ,
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Il\l: 'Il‘zlllli (AIL-A new sur- '
\Iy \\l|lll| may rmlllt ill Illiltinl
III.> .III null l'mIII- ll'tllll Hartford to
.\.-\\' ‘l‘ll\ IIIII‘Ill til llu present COUI’M
.1 ‘ “In“; IiIII f-lliill' lIlIIlI lil'idL'l‘DOl'l. to
.\I\\ llm'llrllr'. N. i’.. no the mull
‘ plain,» \\I|l Inn-n tl\t‘l' Waterbury 3nd
iInIIlIllH, “I” probably in) mode
“illllll the u-xl lvw nooks. Capt.
Frail. lilll'inll. l’. S, A., has complet-
t'll a r-‘Ilrlvy oi the present route.
. “lili‘ll In part of rho Atlantic coastal
I11 l’tllillll‘ll'ill section of tile Depflrta
Illi'lil III' i‘t)llllili‘l'('i‘. Installation 0!
II. “I ”Q llie'llkx :llIIlILZ ills) route ll b6-
IIIu .Ilvluyml by the preparation of A
l.~-\v lIII‘lIl ()i Icaru- II)’ the lawyers of
III-- IIIpIII-tmenl of Commerce.
l.i|l‘i.'l"l THIN-0pc !
l'.\|il.\‘ ~.\ II lent-ope that. will in.
(run-WI llll‘ t)l|.~"l'\'lllil0 univereq
I.lIllIHlt‘ Hi lian-s Is being built her.
Ivy IIr. (:oIII-el-HVIIIIH Ititehie. Tho
I. il-wlnl' III lllt‘ instrument it,” feed
it lllt'llifii in diameter and required
inn \1 ms lllollr‘ to build. Object.
nil] in» so lllllurlltl-‘d that the moon.
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Cbnnecticut Air
:Ill'rrny :IppIIIII rl Inst sumlller by lb. 3
Trll‘ lllf~iitll(‘|'. “ill appear as it. would
Ir it \\t‘i't‘ ll‘li II-n miles from tho
\(llllou ill Philadelphia. during the
00mm; week where they will
country. The train “ill learn from and \\'lll l.il.l‘ {hill in
the South Nor-walk railroad station
drill “Ith the patrol teams of the owning. ’iiw legions shore of the l'llll-‘l'li'llilllli
\lorlker Grotto and Pyramid Tem- pr-m Ile \ Ill It loo: Ild sending the
”1““ “”““'““"" The drill team of the Frank t:
been mentioned
5" “““""“ ““W Godtrey Post. No. 12. American com- H“. lwm'l" ”Hm. .I.,,,.,1_n._
m conill-ctlull with the probable Legion will lope-r in I competition pie Shrine in the Armor y tonIIIIroII I l-rurn Io till .\I. IIIiIan Leiden con- I" ii I ilIl teams from all over the ill a sperlnl (":lr‘ Monday night for "il'lll.
chun-e‘ oi the committee. ‘ ‘
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Til” WHYUMUH Will dlwsl‘ctlllcm l III New Haven. the case was llt.‘lll ‘ “lilht'tnliliiiil” (“.1 ““1" l,..,.i,.h_m1,_"t of the United Kingdom .1
by Policeman George Evans.
I over for too “'t‘l'ks. IS DEAD .\III.I.II-~-, IIrltaln's foremost tempor-
\Villinrus was
it unuently attendant at election tl
l.l.()\'l) (iiitiltuil
v as not re m: loului In liar-lea y .
. illlt‘t‘ organization. Mr.
Lawrence Hartman Aalrrgtfnl
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' “2 wish him a. quick recovery. it?!
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III-Jay. lLIIeIlon day ill Nation In as , ‘ Bonds of $15 wre forfeited hr ”‘1“ i‘\\'ll.l.llI-.‘I.I. Wales, (Al‘).-— the “rut \\'elsh Grand chic! Tum— ’
4WD“! 01 L'Millt‘lm'lli- W H trolley szsngr:;‘:cg-P3:idxl‘;°l‘:;°;v“3:;:; 3,11,: llollmrlng epeedersfor failure to :lli- The man ":le "III «owl-III' I.\- i l I II- loll) wars ago. and it “as illl‘lt
rlllu, and probably much suit-r. Liar- hihitlon agent: for ilieral t'ranspol- ipt‘lr “hill illtil eases new I llltrl. . ”pp”. r I...” '1.“ “mm” Imp-3.1mm 1... induced “Old Gl‘orm‘ to ,
k” “Hummus 1""5 “50 resigned tation otllquor will be tried (IItohm ‘]“""" “‘W'L“ CMH'HQW' “"5"" l" "--I ”- -'1 ‘\"1l‘lll~“- I" ““H‘IIIW' his first [while t‘IN'I'i‘h :Il ’
tllellrsllves to peace-tut subllllsslon, IS. At the reqlioet of their {mummh Joseph lianrlnrri. l‘r0\lll(‘tl(‘r1 It. L; l-nmvn m”... ...;rt.,- lthl'lllII' and sn-l .‘II.-I iI_\'['iI.»[hl “m“.
ural as a result. disaster-able incl-
dul.ts at eleetlolzu are happily mlss- I
ills‘.\ '
'Jll’db’u \Il.o oli‘lelaled at the polls
ytaltrrlny W-J'u us iUllU\\bZ Modern-
tor. Charles Bennett; registrars.
)tullI-s lit-llllttt and George Kruuuu;
ctnelwrs,’ llutll S‘ecl'ield. L‘hurlee A.
llnyraolnl, Luliw .it-llx-rhon, Bertha
l)et,‘dnlc:.-. i“l’;llllt III-Convey und
h‘llllllr .\itl‘irlt.l; Ivallot palstsers, AI-
lea E. Wallace. Scott '\\'illlanlson.
(“trance Seuiltld and George Wil-
cd to the clubhouse for tea.
—-—O—
7 Mr. and Mrs. M. Harmon. Rall—
road around. lrai'e returned to New
York for the winter. ‘
aRoy Cantrell Post road is enjoy-
ing a vacation in'x Philadelphia
II. A. Spooner is confined to his
omo with illness. His Qany friends
e . , 4———-— ..
Overbrook Farm. West Nor-walk.
imloadlng a earloud of feed at the
lmpi I'Inrl iiill. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The last objection removed
b'ythz's NOISELESS oil hornet"
children need a quiet place to
study I .- . to practice their
music lessons . . . to fit them-
selves for lives of culture and
accomplishment. Admittedly.
oil but has many advantages
over a coal furnace. It is clean, dependable, cuto-
motic—hcating every room in your home without
efiort on your part. But those who have investi-
gated oil burners have found one grout disadvan-
tage—their noise. Such people sill find this last
objection rcmovd by the Quiet May Oil Burner.
l
1 1 1 ‘
lrrrti fire r ;' :Ilztions.
lv: .2:
sound. This re the Quiet May principle of supply-
ing‘ the rcqu: red am unit of air to produce ‘oisc-
less combustion of the oil.
Only ullrn you stand very close to the Quiet
May do you notice the slightest sound. It Is this
The Quiet May is automatic. Set the thermo-
Thc Quid May conforms to all
It is safe,
1 (I; s. 'andard by the Na.
‘ tiorml lioard of Fire Underwriters.
Open ’till 5 p. m.
A Simple Matter to Make
Pretty Bathrobes
and the shapes are
particularly grace-
ful. The assort-
ment was planned
to iniudc all the
needed kinds—as
you will see.
Saturday ’till 6. {
Beaded 73
French Bags
Just in y Y *"
llulnson: boglh lIlIders, Elizabeth I
Schratlvr. Josephine Crosby unc f B B] k ‘
Inntrico llalimnn; box lenders. . -' 0 eacon an ets 3 r
lit-it'll i’rnlt. til‘nrle Chandler, Tm ' {l i ‘y
A1521“ Wt“. “1 H- !- Uwhm- : , New Beacon Blankets are here Ill marry Influr- '
\\lIlinm \\illnrott. John lirlllnnzs ‘ - ‘ - - ' . »~ .
J. than...1.2.2.0... j tlfnl shades and from them It Is really not a tlliilv ;
1.."1'“ G i I cult matter to make Bath Robes—and at small ex- .
a s l Ir u ‘3. - I . . ,. , . _ .
221;". ..{.d°d.......‘ ,5. 'nm “.fl‘f'fi; T pcnse. lire Blankets are 12200 rn.—-Iargc enough 3
iii M in the, io;vn null today g for most anyone $5 and $6 ’.
from 'i .1. UL llllt'. I5 .to receive l I ‘1
and list the Ir Illles ol thbsc entitled i e Billlll'Ol‘C Fl'lnnCl—il”lll in We 'Qlll "is l‘l‘C- I
to be tllade Ileelors. -Suturdny tho i a 1.1 ‘ =
liiflct‘llllt'll and the town clerk \vill ‘ {LI-{Cd b} 50"..-. For lllC lVClrlgC titlllll l3 '8 )fllCl5 ‘.
be in session to pass on the quullfl- i SlifllCC. 89C yd. ‘ :.
cations 01' thus. names listed by the . -. . - - , .
rI slslrars. A: LOiltl session will be i“ l ~ BilllCllLk BRllerl‘C PallCl'll nllllll‘Clb fll'C—lm' ,‘A J" _
- i‘:“.‘.”‘“ MIMI”; mum“). 00W» ‘ Grownups No. 6475—and for Jullir '* N0. 4031i. 4
' ‘ ‘ __--..__ l l 5‘2““ “0°" The new colorlngs are ‘-
".I'Ile Women's Guild of St. Lu te's . m ‘ '
(Lurch. Noroton. will hold a rum- ' EOIgQOUSGR 1 m 831111168311.
‘ mayo Milt: lorrlor'r'uw beginning at p8c1 roup 0 taste .— l'eV .l an 0 ,
' 1‘) o'clock lill the lawn ot’ the parish » Blue and bold, Steel and .‘ ‘fi ‘.
house. Mrs. nalhh '1‘. Jerrerson. Gold, Silver and Bluo‘ and ‘2':-
III-:.'. Lou-ls ‘Smith and Mrmflharles C ta S .- V , . , “"ny
Bennett comprise the committee. rys temware \ll\ 01‘ comblned With V8110“! L‘I“
,-.____ bright hues. . :
Voters met in the town court t 25 The designs are in flower; 3»
room .It ‘ :30 yesterday afternoon. c . . 3:
for the annual town meeting. and a ”r in SC\ ma] dECidedly new- 2
voted to Iuirourn the meeting to patterns.
'J'Iuesrlny lrl"ht at s ociock tn the Frames are gold plated
new school ----- Excellent qrnl- with chain handles and rich
Members of the 0x made Hunt . ity clam 41 1 {w .n_ 5‘11‘ “mm“ ‘55, ”$15“ 310.
l , I I l L t.
club participalml in a paper chase . “ “ $12 and $15.50. 1......
on lorsebaelt Sunday afternoon. The . made. lhe decora- 5m. “00,. ..
ct‘r . started lrom the clubhouse at . . . ‘ ‘ A
3 oelnelt and wound about the ad- . llOll COllSl>l> 0i 2 «
joining grounds. the riders return- Thoughtful parents know that triple CIIl bfllldS, 2
§hort Handle
Silk .
Umbrellas
narten_rlel1ot. ‘ .2 real quietness that Is pcopl t in 9 02. \V TER GOBLETS 256
' ___.. ., The Q"’“ ”‘7 h“ ‘1! ‘1“ “d7?“ f‘gjl “h" to the Quiet May, asctzhuemgrgr‘nln::;rcssionco?with: HlGH FéOTED SHERBET G] \S Ql‘ 25¢
‘ ‘ . oil heating systems. In addition, it is r neisc- a heating system ought to be. ’ ‘ "“5 _ ‘ 2.
‘ Darien Town Court less. 550 installs this perfect’d oil burner. LOW F'OOTED SHERBET GLASHb 3 DC ,
stat for the temperature you wish, and every room
. ICED TEA TUMBLERS 25c
" “3mm “Ogllskifil 31 “3100‘; ONLY the even. effortless but of the Quiet Mi; in your home will stay II: that Icmpmm. All COCKTAIL TU MBLERS 25c
' et. Si: t ~ , {tilt I‘er nan . ‘. _
ginger Sriii‘rirlhln place, Stamford. lo” you know that i‘ is m your home. It new. you have ‘0 do u to 59° th‘" your 0'1 men fills the VVlN E GLASSES 15C ,W
char d with reckless driving‘ were
.eocn'tined 825 and costs by Judge
Charles liatgs Dunn in the Darlen‘
disturbs you. 1
.Why the'oerfccted M Oil Burner is quiet
tank regularly. The Quiet May is simple—-
sturdy—clean. Its quality ll assured by twenty-
three rigid tests—by on endurance run 0 more
For those who would rather have Tumblers for
Water (instead of Goblets) these may be hat at
The handles are the short ”
on'es——so much in demand at
WW“ CW” 1““ ”"mmg' The “"° 1‘“wa '50 km“ '1 1‘0 Whildefiln dam" their 40 o h at the preserfi'time and more i z‘
.. ( b p 1- 9 0urs,equiv eat to two years’ service $1 a dozen. '
.1332. ‘lihilc‘rlihiiflgallmyay airhcrhhtg mm "by ‘1“ M‘Y " quiet Pam 7°?! “in end before it team the foam. ’ Four”. Floor. convenient than the long i 1:2,
h, tho‘y “‘Cl'e mclng along the Post 510' ti! throuah the mall Openinx._ Ind you / ‘ ones—and they have silk 9
road. whistle. Open your mouth wide. ilowly exhale Only $50 down solves your heating B cords.
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,_ Judge l1:l.. ..:. d Charles E. luc— d" “mc‘mwm °f ‘i" "d 7°" am" ml“ ‘ problems permanently OYS’ f SllelltgtiOHtmIéiy be P Wife - a
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‘2 Ayiesmrresler. .lllley September l: paymth plln putt It within the megs of every 1 tur y M3 00 ul costumes. $3 75 '
‘ '.', utter he 1.. named his Buick : home om Call It our omcc “d 1“ III Ewe " I , St et. Fl. .
‘03 l-"ii. Filth-’73} , 3.3%.; £31538: 9 you complete details of this plan. Let Ill show They wear as m 0°“ m .
‘i‘dzl‘d, belii'dcll‘tl‘lii‘ll'find Stamford. i’ you “'9 Quiet May in “Nd operation. It i. W6“ as the lOOk ’ ..
AtIOrlle)’ i-‘rulsrick u. Stark '0! ; ‘Pted to new ham“ 0" 01‘! on’ It all be . . y . Men 8 I
Statuf'tlrd rel‘leg‘tvntod McKinney. E . , “finned with your Wt heath, .M— (Wthh IS saylng a .‘ ‘
Pn‘iilasrufmi“ufi mfg: huetbhhhliii places the,Quiet MO "I 70'" home. 7’" whether steam, hot oil- or hot water. Telephone good deal) f 0 I' New
‘ $3”. Kidd—III; i-flgu-mcm w” pre- balance pill beratendcd overclong period. or see us today! Settle your heating problem the ll ,1 e T '1 ed .
‘2. ented hy the defense. but in otti- The price for complete installation, ready for good! Orif you prefer, mail the coupon y 'v . ‘ p Handkerchlefs
1:3 testimony that .‘Iichinney pess- to ll“! our home "W on re mt. below. - I. Seams. Reinforced , p
7 ' f . 9 I
lrlnl mhlentlv sufficed to convince / \ ‘ POCkClS and mo_ _ .
e Judge the char. e was contest. hair “hill“ The hMenl Will buy them for
, - 5- t emse veer—and we ' t
‘ 31123;?532°;jgmfigpgf,‘ 5.33;”; ' Fabrics 2r:r sturdy ' suggest that they v'iloihlld "
. , g 1 . n'd '- make mi ht nice resents f.
‘\|3dhe‘:!npd3ilf; lightthemillrstm:d::gr: Please send me, without own I"... W rill “Llhlll SUll for Men 3(1): one eger has {-3.
’ p the. 1mm WWW“ ‘1 “no 0‘ W5 b°°”“"'r"“"' ‘h‘Q‘mm‘m" “m" rigs. too many Hddkerchiefs it’s
3“ an coats. IThe second charge ‘fll i N ) TllC'Jflth‘lS .‘ll’C Baidio X
dropped. Policeman A on Andereon. 5 one * . _ . . \_
,_ who shade the amst. t ii'ied. Full- 1 A II d0ublC-brcasted -- These have colored Inltlele
1, cr drove practically the entire ‘18. I‘ 5 ‘ ‘Vllh t‘VO pairs of and a colored stfipgthat is
gone." from button to Nonalk with 'ATIO Knickers Of a pair woven din and there an 80 ,
.. . " marlv iiferent shades that '
lights at all? the Judge 1“ q _ . . . ‘
" euerrou. ‘.\0 lights at all" the otft- AUTO 0f laong Tron er: lt rs easy to frnd those that
‘2 cer replied The Judas reviled "No a n '1 pa” 0 matches one’s shirt: or ties. it
‘ consent all. m and coete.‘ Knickers. In BIown, firm or Gm , sizes 7 to 17 They are on sale just a step
I If Sidney Loftusr. 29 Beiden avenué. years. ‘12'59 \ I 01‘ two msrde the Front Eu. 3
. V xorwnk arrested Saturday by Po- e e ri ra i n up 0 ' ‘ Basement. ~ trance. 15c. ' '
: iicemon Al Roman {ollt impropzr p) y . a .
workers. pleaded n y to e .. I '
.hargoamimflned no ounce-u SOUm NORWALK, CONN THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS c0 .
' , ‘ A fine or :15 and costs was imposed TELEPHONE 3668 1057 l
. ' on Hotel-LC“!!! '. Bnutord. Conn"
" _,,_ ' ‘9 for u. some. 1:. _ ' _ | u ,2 2 Bridgeport, Conn.
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